industry. In their roles as financial intermediaries, banks have to take considerable financial risks, and their financial statements merely reflect these risks LIABILITIES ASSETS capital cash and balances with Central bank reserves balances with deposits banks and money borrowings at call other liabilities and investments provisions loans and advances fixed assets other assets Analyze any banks balance sheet What are the striking features? What constitutes bank liabilities? What are their features? What constitutes bank assets? What are their features? What are the risks of having this type of balance sheet? Major asset in banks balance sheets Major source of revenue for banks Operational features - different loan covenants, maturities, interest rates, repayments amounts and modes, currencies,industries, purposes etc Help to earn interest help to meet liquidity needs low transaction costs speculate on interest rate movements and profit on price changes [trading ] part of banks dealer functions - at purchase, objective to be designated - held- to-maturity, trading or available for sale Vault cash deposits with Central bank [reserve requirements] deposits with other banks cash items in the process of collection [float funds] Depreciated value of banks premises and equipment interest accrued [receivable] prepaid expenses non banking assets acquired in satisfaction of claims Savings and demand [current] deposits no set maturity low / no cost Time deposits set maturity - short term / long term deregulated interest rates From the central bank Other banks / FI s Commercial paper Bonds Other long term borrowings Borrowings abroad This is an off balance sheet item It signifies a possible obligation that depends on the occurrence of some uncertain event. In good times, contingent liabilities can generate substantial income for banks To ascertain banks financial condition, contingent liabilities will have to be analyzed INCOME EXPENSES interest earned interest paid [advances, [deposits, RBI/inter investments, bank borrowings] balances with RBI operating expenses & other banks] provisions other income taxes [commission,excha nge,profit on exchange etc] How is bank income computed? What are the components of bank income? What are the components of bank expenses? What are the variables banks net income depend on? What are the risks that could impact bank net income [profit]? NI [Net Income]=Net Interest Income- Burden- Provisions+/- Gains from investments-Taxes The banks strategy can be inferred from the contributory factors to net income Some commonly used profitability measures: NIM= NII/ EARNING ASSETS
Spread= Percent yield on interest earning assets
less percent cost on interest bearing funds Burden ratio= non interest income/non interest expense Efficiency ratio= non interest income/ net total income Schedule Liabilities Schedule Assets 06 Cash and bank 01 Capital balances with RBI
02 Reserves and 07 Balances with
surplus banks and money at call 03 Deposits 08 Investment
04 Borrowings 09 Advances
05 Other liabilities & 10 Fixed assets
provisions 06 Contingent 11 Other assets liabilities Schedule Income Schedule Expenses
13 Interest 15 Interest earned expended
14 Other income 16 Operating
expenses 17 Provisions and contingencie s To ensure transparency in operations and financial condition, banks have to disclose substantial information to stakeholders in Notes to accounts RBI specifies the list of such disclosures from time to time Traditional models of bank performance are based on the Return on Assets [ROA] approach. Some others such as CAMELS rating models follow a rating approach based on various parameters. There are also more sophisticated models based on risk rating criteria CAPITAL ADEQUACY ASSET QUALITY MANAGEMENT EARNINGS LIQUIDITY SENSITIVITY TO MARKET RISK 1 TO 1.4 SOUND OVER 5- RISKY